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'10 TN OG Zak Tait (Signed to Middle Tennessee)
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RalphieMalph
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Re: '10 TN OG Zak Tait
Man, I sure wish I had that last name. Middle school would have been a breeze.
Man, I sure wish I had that last name. Middle school would have been a breeze.
Re: '10 TN OG Zak Tait
Tait to get more time after severe knee injury
By Dave Hooker
Originally published 10:23 p.m., March 1, 2008
So surreal, Zak Tait said it seemed like he was in a movie. Only the once well-publicized high school player now seemed to be playing the role of an expendable stunt man.
Fending off a block against Livingston Academy on Sept. 21, the Catholic lineman went to one knee. Suddenly, the massive pile of fellow players headed his way and landed violently on his outstretched left leg.
"It just kind of snaps and then everyone falls on it," Tait recalled. "It was bad from there."
Bad because Tait immediately considered the worst as a real possibility, especially when he looked down at a leg once so strong, now mangled beyond belief.
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Tait to get more time after severe knee injury
By Dave Hooker
Originally published 10:23 p.m., March 1, 2008
So surreal, Zak Tait said it seemed like he was in a movie. Only the once well-publicized high school player now seemed to be playing the role of an expendable stunt man.
Fending off a block against Livingston Academy on Sept. 21, the Catholic lineman went to one knee. Suddenly, the massive pile of fellow players headed his way and landed violently on his outstretched left leg.
"It just kind of snaps and then everyone falls on it," Tait recalled. "It was bad from there."
Bad because Tait immediately considered the worst as a real possibility, especially when he looked down at a leg once so strong, now mangled beyond belief.
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Re: '10 TN OG Zak Tait
Seems to be waiting for the bbd. I hope he decides to visit us. I'd love to have a kid like this on our team. I know he's had a lot of injuries, but i think its worth the scholarship.
Seems to be waiting for the bbd. I hope he decides to visit us. I'd love to have a kid like this on our team. I know he's had a lot of injuries, but i think its worth the scholarship.
Rraalph 3000
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Re: '10 TN OG Zak Tait
So I take it that every Catholic school across the US just copies the ND uniform? Looked at the pic and thought he was a Mullen guy :lol:
So I take it that every Catholic school across the US just copies the ND uniform? Looked at the pic and thought he was a Mullen guy :lol:
AlferdJasper
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Re: '10 TN OG Zak Tait
Looks like he's looking for a SEC offer.
Looks like he's looking for a SEC offer.
Re: '10 TN OG Zak Tait
is CU still recruiting him Post OL coaching change? Last I saw he wasn't hearing from CU anymore.
is CU still recruiting him Post OL coaching change? Last I saw he wasn't hearing from CU anymore.